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Office Wall Art

Art makes a real difference in a workspace. Whether you're styling a home office, a study nook, or a commercial fit-out, the right piece can make your space feel more considered, more personal, and genuinely better to spend time in. Browse our range of ready-to-hang prints and canvases — made to order in Australia, free shipping Australia-wide.

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Buying guide

How to Choose Study & Office Room Art

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Size it to the furniture

Aim for art about two-thirds to three-quarters of the width of the sofa, bed or console beneath it. Smaller than half looks lost; a pair or trio fills the gap.

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Hang it at eye level

Centre a single piece about 145 cm from the floor, or leave 15–25 cm between the furniture and the bottom of the frame.

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Pick the frame for the room

Oak and white suit light, airy rooms; black sharpens contemporary spaces. Stretched canvas gives a frameless gallery edge.

Find the Right Style for Your Space

The most popular choices for offices and studies tend to be styles that add visual interest without pulling your focus. Abstract prints and minimalist line art work well for modern, contemporary setups. Botanical prints and landscape photography bring a calming, natural feel to the room. If you prefer something with a bit more meaning, quote art can be a strong choice — one well-chosen piece tends to land better than several competing ones.

For a Scandi or Japandi-leaning aesthetic, our minimalistic range is worth browsing. For something with more depth, fine art prints from Claude Monet or Vincent van Gogh suit a study without feeling stuffy.

Choosing Colours for a Work Environment

Soft blues, greens, and warm neutrals tend to work well in workspaces — they keep the room feeling calm without making it feel cold. Neutral tones are popular in this category. If you want a bit more energy, a considered hit of gold or warm colour can work well without overwhelming the space.

Sizing and Placement

For a standard desk setup, a print roughly in the A3 to A2 range tends to sit well above a desk or in a study nook. Larger rooms can carry bigger pieces — our extra large prints work well as a focal point on a feature wall. If you have more wall space to fill, an art set gives you a cohesive look across a wider area.

As a general guide, hanging art so the centre of the piece sits around eye level tends to read well from both sitting and standing positions. For video call setups, a single piece or a small grouping in softer tones behind you reads cleanly on screen.

For Commercial and Professional Spaces

Our range suits more than just home offices. Interior designers, architects, and business owners fitting out reception areas, meeting rooms, or shared workspaces will find pieces that hold up in professional settings. The print quality and clean frame finishes translate well to commercial environments. Get in touch if you’re working on a larger project and need help narrowing down the options.

Formats and Framing

All pieces are made to order in Perth using quality materials and professional printing. Choose from framed canvas prints, framed poster prints, or stretched canvas — available in natural oak, black, or white frames. Every piece arrives ready to hang. PayPal Pay in 4 is available at checkout, and all orders ship free across Australia. For damaged or defective items, please refer to our returns policy.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Still unsure? Our team replies within one business day.

What types of office wall art promote focus?

Choose pieces with calming colour palettes — soft blues, greens, and warm neutrals work well because they reduce visual noise without making a space feel cold. Abstract compositions and minimalist line art are excellent for focused environments because they add visual interest without demanding attention. The goal is art your brain finds pleasant, then lets go of.

What size art prints work best for a home office?

For standard home offices, prints between 40 cm and 70 cm — A3 to A2 — fit well above desks and in study nooks. Larger rooms can carry A1 or A0 pieces to create a proper focal point. When in doubt, go slightly bigger than you think — art that’s too small tends to look lost.

How high should I hang my office artwork?

The standard is to hang art so the centre of the piece sits approximately 145 cm from the floor. In an office specifically, keep a clear sightline above your monitor so you’re not constantly redirecting your gaze during work sessions.

What office art works best as a background for video calls?

For a polished video call backdrop, a single statement piece or a small gallery wall in muted tones works well. Minimalist photography and abstract art are popular because they look professional on camera without becoming a distraction. Avoid anything too high-contrast or busy — it competes with you on screen.

Can I mix different art styles in my office?

Yes, and it often looks great. The trick is to use a consistent colour palette or matching frames to tie things together. Combining a motivational quote print with an abstract piece, for example, works well when both share similar tones and sit in the same frame finish.

Is canvas or framed art better for a study?

Both are solid choices. Canvas prints offer a modern, gallery-quality look that tends to suit contemporary and Scandi-style spaces. Framed prints with solid timber frames and glass glazing offer a more traditional, polished finish and protect the artwork from dust and light over time. It really comes down to the look and feel you’re going for.

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